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Influences on the Emergence of Opposing Political Parties
The choices that influenced the emergence of opposing political parties include:
- Differences in opinion on how much power federal government should have.
The other options, while relevant to the political climate of the time, are not direct influences on the formation of political parties.
Purpose of Washington’s Neutrality Proclamation
The correct response is:
- He wanted to make it clear that the U.S. supported neither France nor Britain in their war.
Jefferson’s Greatest Concern in Response to Marbury v. Madison
Jefferson’s greatest concern is:
- He was concerned that the decision gave the Supreme Court too much authority.
Congress Divided About Declaring War on Britain
The appropriate response is:
- Some representatives were not convinced that the rumors about the Native American attacks were true.
This reflects how differing opinions and levels of belief in the necessity of war could divide Congress.
Election of 1796 and Political Party Tensions
The correct choice is:
- President John Adams and Vice President Thomas Jefferson belonged to different political parties and did not agree on government policy.
This situation heightened political tensions and illustrated a split in political ideology.
Hamilton’s Rationale for Placing a Tax on Whiskey
The rationale is:
- He planned to use the tax to reduce the national debt.
This tax was essentially a means to generate revenue for the government, notably to help manage the national debt.
Impact of Spain’s Refusal to Destroy Negro Fort on Florida
The correct response is:
- It led to General Jackson’s troops’ first invasion of the territory.
This event was significant in escalating conflicts which led to further U.S. military actions in Florida.
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